PostgreSQL vs Supabase for Founder MVPs
A neutral comparison for first-time SaaS builds — when managed Postgres plus auth is enough, and when you need more.
Practical guides for founders shipping MVPs — scope, stack, and how our 24-hour builds actually work.
A neutral comparison for first-time SaaS builds — when managed Postgres plus auth is enough, and when you need more.
What is included after handoff, what is a change request, and how we handle fixes vs new features.
A quick roundup of product, security, and content updates from our first full launch month.
Scope traps we see on every intake form — and what to defer so your MVP still ships on time.
How a founder shipped a client portal with auth, Postgres, and a live preview — fixed Launch tier, one core loop.
The minimum auth and payments setup we ship on every MVP — accounts, sessions, checkout, and webhooks without scope creep.
A deployed preview beats a slide deck. How ShipInADay uses live URLs to de-risk fixed-price MVP builds.
A comparison table for founders choosing how to ship their first MVP — speed, ownership, cost, and risk.
A short checklist so your ShipInADay request is scoped right — user story, tier choice, references, and what to leave out of day one.
Not every first release needs auth and a database. A decision guide for founders choosing Spark, Launch, or Scale.
Spark, Launch, Scale, or Custom — how to pick the right tier, what is included, and when you need a quoted scope instead of a fixed price.
What ShipInADay hands off after delivery — GitHub repo, database schemas, configs, and why we do not license your product back to you.
The production stack behind every ShipInADay build — Next.js App Router, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, NextAuth, Stripe, and Docker.
What actually fits in a one-day build, what we need from you upfront, and how fixed-scope MVPs stay shippable.